Temporarily suspend sending workers to work in the Middle East
The Department of Overseas Labor Management (Ministry of Home Affairs) has just issued an official dispatch to businesses providing services to send workers to work abroad regarding ensuring safety for workers working in Middle Eastern countries.
On February 28, a joint airstrike and attack between the US and Israel on Iranian territory was deployed, increasing tensions in the region.
According to the assessment and assessment of relevant agencies, the situation in the Middle East region may continue to be complicated. The Department of Overseas Labor Management regularly coordinates with functional agencies and Vietnamese representative agencies abroad to closely monitor developments to promptly apply necessary measures to ensure maximum safety for workers.
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Number of people suspected of poisoning after eating bread in Ho Chi Minh City increases to 22 cases
On March 2nd, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health informed that as of 1:00 PM on the same day, the unit recorded 22 cases coming for examination and treatment at hospitals in the city after using food at A.C bread shop on Phan Van Tri street, Hanh Thong ward.
In which, Military Hospital 175 received 12 cases, Gia Dinh People's Hospital had 8 cases, Trung My Tay General Hospital had 1 case, Thu Duc Regional General Hospital had 1 case.
After receiving reports from medical facilities, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Health directed hospitals to review the reception and treatment of patients after using food at the above address. At the same time, ensure the collection, classification and treatment according to the correct food poisoning treatment protocol.
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Inside the 5 security rings protecting the Tran Temple Seal Opening Ceremony
According to reporters of Lao Dong Newspaper, on the afternoon of March 2nd (ie, January 14th), security and safety assurance for the Tran Temple Seal Opening Ceremony was tightened. Ninh Binh Provincial Police mobilized maximum forces and vehicles, including officers and soldiers of the Provincial Police, Nam Dinh Ward Police and some ward and commune police in the province to coordinate with functional forces to synchronously deploy plans to ensure security and order.
The Provincial Police mobilized about 2,000 officers and soldiers, divided into 5 protection rings. Among them, 4 rings directly perform tasks in the Tran Temple area with dozens of checkpoints and many patrol teams, to ensure absolute safety for people, property, activities of delegates, tourists and fire prevention and fighting.
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